When you are working with families, in any shape or form, here are a few tips on practices that don’t help, can help and really do help.
Feel free to print off and send to any practitioner you think may find it useful.
What other tips would you add? What really helps you? What drives you insane? What has helped other families you know?
Lists are more than just reminders—they’re your secret weapon for balancing work and caregiving. From to-do lists to caregiving checklists, explore how this simple tool can reduce stress, boost productivity, and bring order to your busy life.
Do you sit in meetings or read reports and wonder what on earth this shortcode is that everyone seems to use? Acronyms are rife within the world of special educational needs and/or disabilities, or should I say SEND? Over the years, I have tried to keep a list of acronyms we’ve encountered. Last night I
Unravelling Your Child’s Actions with a Reactions Tracker Alright, super parents, it’s time to put on our detective hats! We all know that raising a child with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is a bit like being in a real-life game of Cluedo, but instead of solving a crime, we’re deciphering the mysteries of
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On the podcast today, I am joined by the very entertaining Emma Murphy. Emma is a special needs teacher, a mum of two boys and has a crazy springer spaniel who drives her mad and saves her sanity in equal measures. She juggles teaching part time with being a carer for her 10 year old
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